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PAM Modules


Pluggable Authentication Modules (PAM) are commonly used for the login process in many Linux applications.

pam_otpsmtp

Use this with your cell phone provider's email (SMTP) to SMS gateway and use your phone as a "token" device to login remotely from unfamiliar and/or untrusted locations. SSH is a good example. A one time password (OTP) is generated and sent whenever you login from an untrusted location.

Features

  • Whitelisting of known IP addresses to bypass the secondary authentication
  • Enable for all users or only root
  • Enable only for users that have an email address on file
  • Configurable SMTP settings
  • Works with SSH, su, local login

Downloads

pam_otpsmtp 1.3 - January 16, 2010

Documentation

README